On December 2, 2024, a new eService has been launched in Slovenia's eTaxes platform, introducing the EDP-PO form (Application for External Authorization for an Authorized Person). This service facilitates external authorized persons to manage tax-related tasks on behalf of other taxpayers electronically.
Slovenia Launches New EDP-PO Form for Electronic Tax Authorizations
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Author: Ivana Picajkić
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The main features of the EDP-PO Form are as follows:
- Purpose: The EDP-PO form allows authorized representatives to arrange external authorizations for work within the eTaxes system. This streamlines the process for businesses needing assistance with their tax obligations.
- Requirements: Even though the form allows for electronic authorization, the authorized person must still obtain a signed authorization from the principal (the taxpayer). This signed document must be retained and presented to tax authorities upon request.
- Access: Taxpayers can find the EDP-PO form in their personal profiles under the "Authorizations" tab, specifically in the "Authorizers" sub-tab, where a new link titled "Add external authorizer" has been added.
- Eligibility: The EDP-PO form can only be submitted by taxpayers classified as SP (Sole Proprietors) and PO (Legal Entities) for their respective principals. It cannot be used if either the principal or the authorized person is a natural person.
This new service is designed to enhance efficiency in managing tax affairs, particularly for businesses that may rely on external consultants or representatives. By allowing electronic submissions and consolidating authorization processes, it aims to reduce administrative burdens and improve compliance with tax regulations.
The introduction of the EDP-PO form represents a significant advancement in Slovenia's digital tax administration, aligning with broader efforts to modernize public services and make tax management more accessible for businesses. Taxpayers are encouraged to familiarize themselves with this new feature and ensure they have the necessary authorizations in place to utilize it effectively.
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